The president of the Avant Users Association of the Madrid-Ciudad Real-Puertollano Corridor, Pablo López, has assured that although it is understandable that the situation of cable robbery that has affected dozens of trains is something “overtime and in a certain way inevitable”, it is missing that Renfe and Adif articulate articulate “A contingency plan before this type of unforeseen”.
In statements sent to the media, he said spinning this incidence with the blackout of last week that “it cannot be that before any incidence The solution is to tell the people to wait and that it is not known when their train will come out“.
As for the situation at the Ciudad Real station, which gradually regains normality, explained how users have had to go trying to solve the problems caused unable to take your train.
“People are queuing at the ticket offices to get a proof to be able to deliver in their work, a good part also of the usual users is requesting teleworking and a few are communicating by different media,” he detailed. “A contingency plan is urgent”
